The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-07
MARIETTA MATTERS.

made other improvements 10 his residence
"A good family horse for sale. Apply t,
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Manning
Mr.. John J. Brown, Of Chattanooga
was in the city last Saturday.
Jersey Jackets at Hirschs.
Capt James G. Hughes has some beau
tiful Holstein cattle as well as Jerseys.
Mr.. Henry Schenthall is on a bushes
visit to New York.
MIR. Ed. Rirsch is on visit to New
York.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Manning has gone bacl
to Western North Carolina.
OLD IRON wanted by Will s. Cox.
Miss Mary Harris, of Ceiartown, is Wis
iting Prof J. c. Harris family.
The Easter Services at the Episcopa
Church next Sunday promises to be yer,
interesting.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Manning is the only au
thorized agent in Cobb county, Ga, for ser
mons by Rev. Sam P. Jones.
Miss Rebecca Stripping has resumec
business and can be found at Mrs. G. G
Brumbys
tive in your city tax returns TO Johr
II. Cooper at his store. This is important
don't delay. See notice i'll another column
Mrs W. Dorm and children, of Friend
ship, Ga, are visiting the family of Rev. V
f. Manget.
-Shacks and old iron bought by Will Cox
-CoRRscTIoN 1T was Mr.. Robert l.
Northcatt who bought the grocery store o
Mr.. Jesse }. Northcutt, Jr., and not r. II
Northcutt as We had it last week.
Say, Esq, where are you going Tt
Marietta just to get 20 lbs of good Rice Of
Sessions, Handy 4 Co.
-Messrs Geo F. Gober aud J. b. Black
well have commenced building an eight
room residence on Cherokee street.
The night Waterman, Sanges, shot at g
suspicious character Sunday night who re-
fused to halt when called upon.
The Board Of Trustees have a large
number of applicants to take charge of Hsr
wood Seminary.
Suits made TO order and fit gusran
teed at Hirsch's
Some Of our citizens are advocating the
importance of establishing bank in Mari
eta.
Mr.. A. N. Neese and Mr.. NJ. I. Grist
have made additions and Improvements tc
their residences
--FoR Wrought Iron cotton press
hand or power. t. J. HARDAGE 4 Co.
Big shantyi Ga.
Marietta Telephone Exchange Central
Office, McClatchy Building, upstairs, ID
room on left, open all night to the public.
Our Shoe stock is complete.
r. HIRsCH / Son.
Garden Seeds, Shoes, Hats, Groceries
etc, at Sessions, Handy & Co, and they
want TO sell them.
MIR. James A. Brown and Mr.. Dicl
Dobbs of Chttanoogaa we're in the city las
Sunday.
Religions services are being held morn
ing and night by the Rev. G. s. Tumln
at the Baptist church. The meetings are
very interesting and ell should attend.
"A telegram from Chattanooga state,
that the mills, owned BY Dobbs & Reynolds
we're burned on Tuesday night We regre
to learn this disaster.
We are authorized BY George +. Gober
Solicitor General, to say that he not onl,
did not sign Goggins application for pardon
butrefused to do SO.
AT State Line on the Marietta snC
North Georgia Railroad, blacksmith nam
ed Gray was drunk and on the rampag,
and Bailitf Prince in attempting to qnie
him got into fight and shot Gray dead
Both have families. Prince escaped.
Mrs Y L Ray, assistant teacher, st tn
Male Academy, has, on account OF health
found it necessary forest awhile She hopes
however. to SO far recover her strength, a
to return to her work before the close O
the term.
The Georgia State Sunday School As
ISOLATION will hold its 18th annual session a
Americas, April 9th, 2sth and 18th On
DELICATE from every three hundred member
OF Sunday schools Cobb county will doubt
less be represented.
After three weeks session Cobb Superb
or Court adjourned last Saturday Tn
criminal docket was practically cleared 4
large amount Of work was done and every
thing put in good shape Solicitor Gobe
pushed things with vim. He is mos
capable officer.
A fresh lot of Hams at Sessions, Ham
by d Co.'S.
--Supt. Glover informs US that the NJ.
n. Ga. Railros has received 600 tons a
steel rails and the road will be complete
to Murphy as rapidly as possible. 1t is tn
intention OF the company in the future t
make the road broad guage. There is ais
some talk of the road being extended t
Knoxville. The passenger coaches hav
been nicely reprinted and put in splendi
condition.
Mrs. Edgar Anderson and children, {
Gadsden, Ala, are on visit to relatives i
Marietta. Last Saturday her little tive
year-old son, Hugh, wandered from Mrs [
S, Andersons house on Atlanta street OF
Cherokee street as far as Judge Sessions
halt mile, before the little fellow was founc
The distressed mother was very much owe
joyed when the lost was found
Il have been requested by several men
beers Of Company D 7th Georgia Volunteer
to call meeting Of the company Saturds
9Th day OF May, at Powder Springs, to tran
act important business. All are requisite